Analysis reveals national breeding herd is getting younger
Analysis into the age breakdown of PTIC cows on AuctionsPlus has indicated that the national breeding herd is getting younger.
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Analysis into the age breakdown of PTIC cows on AuctionsPlus has indicated that the national breeding herd is getting younger.
Under the assumption that seasonal conditions in the coming year will be “closer to normal” than the run of unprecedented years since 2018, it is expected that the industry will see some traditional patterns return to the national cattle market by winter 2023.
The Trans Tasman Travel Bursary, sponsored by the New England Travel Centre and the Angus Australia Foundation, provides an opportunity for a young person to observe the New Zealand beef industry. Applications are now open for the 2023 bursary opportunity.
MLA’s Market Information team released the Restocker Yearling Heifer Indicator, the first release in a number of new and improved indicators which are the result of a wide-ranging indicator review process.
Following the successful launch of the Angus Foundation Industry Cadetship Program in 2022, Angus Australia is pleased to announce that applications are now open for Angus Australia members to access the opportunity to work with Australia’s Digital Ag Market, AuctionsPlus.
Angus Australia and NH Foods Australia are excited to deliver a new cadetship opportunity for Angus Youth members, with applications now open.
Buyer demand, a greater selectivity on quality and wet weather were the hallmarks of a historically momentous 2022 year for Australia’s cattle industry.
Following considerable research and consultation with a variety of stakeholders and consideration of member feedback on proposed changes to Limousin suffixes, the Limousin Australia Board is advising members of a new suite of suffixes that will come into effect as at 1 January 2023.
The Federal Department of Agriculture has completed its review of heat and cold stress in Bos taurus cattle from southern Australia during long-haul export by sea.
Elders Killara feedlot in northern NSW is involved in a world-first trial for the early detection of Bovine Respiratory Disease (BRD).
The Angus Sire Benchmarking Program (ASBP) has seen the entry of 27 new bulls which were selected from 55 nominations from Angus Australia members in order to produce progeny to represent Cohort 13 of the program.
ALFA, in conjunction with MLA, sponsors two feedlot industry professionals to attend the Training Rural Australians In Leadership (TRAIL) Program each year, each position valued at over $10,450 per person.